Concrete coatings

Concrete floor coating visualizer for flake, metallic, quartz and solid color.

A concrete floor coating visualizer shows homeowners your coating on a photo of their own slab. With CoatFlow, they pick one of your flake, metallic, quartz or solid color finishes on your website and see an AI preview of it on their garage, patio or pool deck in about 15 seconds. Then your quote button sends them to your own quote or booking page.

7-day free trial: 50 photo credits and 2 video credits. Cancel before day 7 and you pay nothing.

Key takeaways

  • A coating is built on the slab, so the preview shows color and chip across their whole floor, not a repeated plank or tile.
  • Flake, metallic, quartz and solid color render today, and a polyaspartic floor previews as the flake or solid color it is sold as.
  • Any slab they can photograph works, and a demo garage, patio and pool deck cover visitors without a photo.
  • Our team builds your catalog from your color charts, with no setup fee.
  • Polished concrete does not render yet.

Coatings, not planks

How a floor coating visualizer differs from a flooring visualizer

A flooring visualizer sells a product that comes in a box. A floor coating visualizer sells a floor that does not exist until your crew builds it on the customer's slab.

A plank or a tile looks the same in every box, so a retail tool's main job is to repeat that pattern across the floor in the photo at the right size. Roomvo, for one, is built for flooring retailers. When we checked on October 6, 2026, its retailer page named hardwood, carpet, luxury vinyl and tile, and its sitemap listed no epoxy, coating or garage floor pages.

A coating has no box. The homeowner is choosing how color, chip and depth read across one continuous slab, next to their walls and their car. Two flake blends a shade apart on a chart can read very differently across a two-car garage.

Retail flooring visualizers vs coating visualizers
What matters Retail flooring visualizer Coating visualizer
The product A boxed plank, tile or carpet from a manufacturer line A coating system your crew builds on site
What the homeowner picks A product off the shelf A flake blend, a metallic color, a quartz blend or a solid color
What the picture must get right The pattern, repeated at the right size Color and chip across one continuous slab, in their own light
Built for Flooring retailers and manufacturers Coating contractors

CoatFlow makes an AI preview of your finish on the homeowner's own photo in about 15 seconds. It is close enough to choose a floor by, and labeled as an illustrative image, not a photo of an installed job. Gloss, chip layout and texture come from the real install, so bring the sample board to the estimate to settle them.

Systems

Which systems a concrete floor coating visualizer covers

Flake, metallic, quartz and solid color render today, on both plans and in the trial. Polyaspartic is a chemistry, not a look, so a polyaspartic floor previews as the flake blend or solid color it is sold as.

Concrete coating systems and the matching CoatFlow page
System Common jobs What the homeowner is choosing CoatFlow page
Epoxy flake Garages, patios, pool decks, basements A flake blend, and how busy or calm it reads across the slab Epoxy flake floor visualizer
Metallic epoxy Garages, basements, showrooms A color, and the kind of movement it makes across the room Metallic epoxy visualizer
Broadcast quartz Commercial kitchens, locker rooms, wash bays, pool decks A quartz blend; grip gets settled on site Broadcast quartz visualizer
Solid color Shops, garages, basements, covered patios One color, often one of several grays, in their own light Solid color epoxy visualizer
Polyaspartic One-day garage floors The flake blend or solid color it is sold as Polyaspartic floor visualizer
Polished concrete Showrooms, retail floors, warehouses, homes A gloss level and how much aggregate shows Does not render yet

Inside and out

Garages, patios, pool decks and commercial floors

Any slab a customer can photograph works, inside or out: a JPG, PNG or HEIC up to 10 MB, straight off the phone. No photo yet? Three demo rooms are built in: a garage, a patio and a pool deck.

The same photo before the preview, with the floor as it is todayBefore
AI preview: a contractor's patio and steps with the crew at work, bare concrete before and Shoreline epoxy flake in the previewPreview
A contractor's own patio job photo, then Shoreline flake on it: an illustrative AI preview, not a photo of the installed floor.
  • Garage floors

    Flake, metallic or solid color on their own garage, beside the cabinets and the car, before you come out to measure.

    The garage floor coating visualizer
  • Patios and pool decks

    Outdoor slabs where the coating has to sit beside the house, the coping and the water. Both are built-in demo rooms.

    Patio and pool deck previews
  • Commercial floors

    Kitchens, shops, showrooms and wash bays, at one site or many. The preview sits at a link everyone who signs off can open.

    Commercial floor coating visualizer
  • Basements and shop floors

    There is no demo room for these, so the customer uploads a photo, and your finishes preview in the room's own light.

More than one system

Show flake, metallic and solid on the same photo

A homeowner can try a flake, then a metallic, then a solid gray on one photo of their slab. Each preview takes about 15 seconds and one photo credit, and with Compare view switched on, two to four line up side by side. The customer who came for flake sees the metallic upgrade on their own garage, and decides. Your rep can do the same on a tablet at the estimate, with the real chips on the sample board beside it.

Any finished preview can also become a short walkthrough video of their floor: an illustrative AI video of the preview, not footage of an installed floor, and a few minutes to film. The homeowner can save it to their phone and text it to whoever missed the estimate.

Your catalog

Your products and names, not a stock chart

The catalog is built around the products you install: your flake blends, metallics, quartz and solid colors, under the names your supplier uses. Send us your color charts and our team sets it up for you, with no setup fee. Until then, the default catalog of coating colors covers all four families, so the concrete floor coating visualizer has floors to show the day it goes on your site.

It is white-labeled: your company name and brand color, with no CoatFlow branding in the widget your customers use. It installs with one script tag on WordPress, Squarespace, Webflow or plain HTML, and as a custom element on Wix.

Straight answers

What it does not render, and what a preview cannot tell them

What a preview shows

  • Your finish across the whole slab in their photo, edge to edge.
  • How it reads beside their walls, trim, cabinets and car.
  • Each system they ask about, on the same photo.

What it does not show

  • Chemistry: cure time, UV stability, hardness.
  • A choice of gloss level, chip size or broadcast density.
  • Slip resistance. Your system and aggregate decide that.
  • Where each chip lands, or how a metallic pour will move.

Plans

Concrete coating visualizer pricing

Every live family is on both plans. Starter is $99 a month for 300 photo credits and 5 walkthrough clips of 3 seconds each. Pro is $149 a month for 600 photo credits, 35 clips of 5 seconds each, and lead follow-up our team sets up and runs for you on GoHighLevel.

Both start with a 7-day free trial: 50 photo credits and 2 video credits, with your card at signup. Cancel before day 7 and you pay nothing.

Billing period

Paying yearly? Starter is $79 a month and Pro $119 a month, billed once a year ($948 and $1,428): 20% off. Ask our team to set it up.

  • Starter

    $99 a month

    The visualizer on your website, with walkthrough video.

    Start your 7-day trial of Starter

    7 days free, then $99 a month.

    • 300 photo credits a month
    • 5 walkthrough video clips a month, 3 seconds each
    • Your finish catalog, built from your color charts: flake, metallic, quartz and solid color
    • On your website with one script tag
    • White-labeled: your company name and brand color, no CoatFlow branding in the widget
    • Photo top-up packs when a month runs over

Try it on a slab you are bidding this week.

Upload a photo of a garage, patio or pool deck, or tap a demo room, and see a flake, metallic, quartz or solid color finish on it in about 15 seconds.

FAQ

Questions contractors ask

What is a concrete floor coating visualizer?

A tool on your website that shows homeowners a coating on a photo of their own slab before you quote. CoatFlow previews flake, metallic, quartz and solid color from your catalog in about 15 seconds each.

Can a floor coating visualizer show polyaspartic floors?

Yes, the look of them: the flake broadcast or solid color it is sold as, on their slab. Cure time, gloss and wear are yours to explain at the estimate.

Does the visualizer work for polished concrete?

Not yet, and there is no date for it. Flake, metallic, quartz and solid color render today. Tell us if you sell polished floors, and it moves up the list.

How realistic are coating visualizer previews?

Close enough to choose a floor by. Each preview is an illustrative AI image of their photo, not a photo of an installed job, and screens shift color, so your physical sample has the final say.

Can I load my supplier's colors into the visualizer?

Yes, with no setup fee. Send us your color charts and our team builds your catalog from them, under your supplier's names. Until then, the default catalog shows.

How much does a concrete coating visualizer cost?

CoatFlow is $99 a month on Starter or $149 on Pro, after a 7-day free trial with 50 photo credits and 2 video credits. Cancel before day 7 and you pay nothing.

Read the full CoatFlow FAQ

Show them your coating on their own slab.

7-day free trial: 50 photo credits and 2 video credits. Cancel before day 7 and you pay nothing.